Carnaval: muitos trabalhadores perderão o emprego por emitir atestado falso e postar fotos em redes sociais

Carnival: Many Workers Will Lose Their Jobs for Issuing False Medical Certificates and Posting Photos on Social Media

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/02/2020 at 13:16

Carnaval: muitos trabalhadores perderão emprego por emitir atestado falso e postar fotos em redes sociais

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Many Will Lose Their Jobs! Companies Are Keeping An Eye on the “Smart Ones” Who Gave False Medical Notes During Carnival and Posted Pictures on Social Media Enjoying the Festivities!

Carnival: Through posts made by employees on social media, companies have noticed that workers presented false medical notes, as the behaviors published online do not match the medical leave taken. Hold on! 11.5 thousand job openings to meet demand in civil construction works on highways, railways, and gas pipelines.

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To Enjoy the Carnival Festivities Without Salary Cuts, Workers Have Been Taking Risks and Giving Their Employers False Medical Notes and Genuine Ones, But With Faked Symptoms. This Practice Is Expected to Lead to the Dismissal of at Least Two Thousand Employees in ES This Year.

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Carnival: Many Workers Will Lose Their Jobs for Issuing False Medical Certificates and Posting Photos on Social Media

Many Will Lose Their Jobs! Companies Are Keeping An Eye on the “Smart Ones” Who Gave False Medical Notes During Carnival and Posted Pictures on Social Media Enjoying the Festivities!

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